Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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CHARLES ZICARI Chuck is our muscle man - our wrestler. He likes to box and wrestle, but his main interests are woodworking and drawing. He spends some of his time drawing pictures and just thinking . Next year Chuck is unsure of what he wants to do. He just can't decide. Ezghty two Hopeful Graduates ROBERT HERMAN Bob is an employee of Harrison's in Lockport from midnight to six in the morning and a student at A. H. S, from nine o'cIock on. Bob is an ambitious boy. In the future, he wants to Take a nice, long, trip and rest after this busy year. 21

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MARY ANN STUCKO Mary Ann Stucko has been a busy girl these past four years. Besides Glee Club and the S. S. S., she en- joys reading, dancing and roller- skating. Mary Ann plans to attend a school of nursing in September. ARNOLD SULLIVAN Arnie or SulIy as most of his friends call him was on the Chev- ron staff, on the bowling and tennis squads and is President of the Audio-Visual Club. Arnie's hobbies and special interests are model air- plane construction, hunting, bowl- ing and tennis. His favorite pas- time is loafing. Arnie plans to go to college and then go into business. LARIE VAGG Curly has been very active in Band, Aereoneers, Audio-Visual Club and Swingmasters. His curly hair and constant argument about the best make of car makes it easy to identify him. CECIL WARD We'll remember Cecil for his sax playing, his frequent absences from school, and for his slicked-back hair. Band, and F. F. A. have been his main interests throughout high school. This year he helped form the new dance band - The Swing- masters. FLORENCE YASKULSKI Freckles is secretary of the Na- tional Honor Society and has been a Red Cross representative for two years. She won the five-dollar award for the best History essay and went to Girls' State last year. 20 DAVID STURGES Dave is that ideal mixture of sports enthusiast and scholar. He's not only president of the National Honor Society, but also a member of the basketball squad, and the tennis team, and is photography editor of the Chevron. Next year he'll attend the University of Roch- ester to study Chemistry. Spell salutatorian, Dave! THEODORE SWIERCZNSKI Stan has been active in football, track and is a member of the Var- sity Club. He has been awarded a letter and chevron in football and o letter and chevron in track. Stan's favorite pastime is spend- ing money and traveling. Ted is entering the Maybin Import-Export Institute at New Orleans, La., this August. RODGER WAGNER Bones who, when not playing baseball, basketball, or football, en- joys swimming and girls, is a con- firmed Ioafer. He has a large stamp collection and likes camping. Next gear he plans to return as a Post raduate. RUSSELL WILLIAMS Russell Williams, Rusty , who in- tends to join the Coast Guard or get a iob after leaving school, likes hunting. Rusty's hobby is collect- ing guns. He says that his favorite pastime is girls. Well, what Senior boy's isn't? EARL YOUNG Prof. has been a member of the F. F. A. during his high school years, likes hunting and swimming and certain species of labor. He may enter a trade school after graduation or ioin the Navy.

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Top Row: F. Keding, R. Snyder, K O'Brien, R, Dawley, J. Scievo E. Haines Second Row: G. Plummer, J. Smith, D. Bacon, D. Brust, J. Keeler Third Row: B. Bower, J. Larwood S. Cole, A. Gorgen, F. Romani owski, A. Waodam Bottom Row: I. Smith, M. Ricci, P Miller, S. Sands Top Row: R. Clark, R. Grimble, J Merrill, P. Maine, W. Norman, N. Ireland Second Row: B. Enzie, R. Bokman, R. D'Amico, V. Graczyk, F Sledzinski, L. Miller, B. Klein Bottom Row: B. Eddy, B. Sanford M. Rizzo, N. Lee, M. Boyle, P Sargent C4644 of '51